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‘ A Special Communication of 03d
“1 Lodge- So 108. F. 8: A. \i- wiii
he held at its rooms Thursiay eye-
.ig. Dec- 15:?1. 19:1. 2.: 7:30 cclock.
the Saturday Eve. Dec. 1.th. 19:1.
a—ae hour. Work 32. 31. Degree at
no meeting:
All linger Masons
mm muted.
Przfiémm
EDISON '1‘.
west:
ROBBIE? M.
cordiauy an
'3} vours.
HARRIS W. 31.
WILCOX. Sec)".
onvocaxion of Butler
5. R. A. M. will be held
Dec. 1311: at s
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A- BROWN.
H. P.
, TE}: PfllllPPISES
1h Caner: . ‘ZaI-i—s has been com mit-
- _ . o -2
. . me. from 2‘ first. to Ice .ibeA'JOZi i :56! ~13 o:e c5 p. Camp 13121285
611‘ the Filip-hut when {:26} hots-i be are usual and eiectric
I ‘ for ‘ bet“ :2- g 1‘ fat her frequent. 3
Jean 00:31:33-- . a _ v ~ 00d busi" an:
~ _ _ 7 _ . .~ is g .4' SS
gated as .. “WAR-s mans b Arden. i 3; It is a .50 "‘75 good
‘ h, £?°“_‘a:g,.:, esp-ilk. _ 5 many traveiefs from
p onothwm 7 a otter sections w‘Il Ieiify. V. net: Wu?
F‘ 26‘ n . . 3- ‘ A -'
¢w2%;e,:::: ‘S|Ea.-ern con-munmee ionow me: zne
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rm .._
. tn the r2: Eve :d. The only 6 p"
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fist; “€er :4: I 3:1:qu (.005 D TIMES 13 BAD ‘11)be ‘
- I: p.::.: ‘ “ . As times g4 harder the some“ ”co..-
: - cams maker-2 . E -. 2 ~ :2 3‘: A”, _ . '“fifié Pov-e‘rh pIzmes.
, ~ . .- - 3., 1113". ~ ~- ...- ‘
fie ntieaan 13-.— .1332; ..u‘ 0th:§_:::n_:3h is a - oi ‘I‘dicztiC-t‘. of a :53pr
{.6 a . 1" "Ea. II} - .-. .
“ ‘ ‘_ _ ° , _ winter. - ho.- poor.
sabmstt'ea :- Presxaest hardmg by! T} > _ 5Tb furnishes
Fort-es takes “~15 inner View.
The natives "Laue done
ti: fer-Orr. in their experime—
i'od of par". yif-A’
m will dcuhifexs t»:- ahie eventua
aiong by :hemseives wzth p‘e’:
"; TOR-C! if:
are
.32;
big exper.‘ I we Agate in ;
the naval esg" v— entaiied.
long Ameri :ha 1 they are
5 Biz-ad to be \-
ftnre. comma ._
35 59.351»: -
hie—d and the world Is
for peace."
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MAKING GOLD
12103135 A- Edison. who pro abiv
n! as as: man. says that we max
“3 way any time now to tur I: hate
w into gold.
enema need not be any more of the
m. memetic. unrelated experi-
‘513 of tho:- oId alchemis‘s. Our
waists are getting down to brass
tanks." The: have demonstrated to
all metals are
m It
composed of one bas'c
7 is merely a question of
“in; lead or iron to max s’mple
was and then finding how to
do the sjightest change necessary
so hinsform it into gold or any other
ma metal. “1111 e!earica.l re-
‘13 to work with. incomparabév hot-
” and more powerful than any
- m of old. it is easier'to break up
manual-e of an element.
How. saysEdispn. lead has been
“I to consist of two Ingredients
m of being adugle eiement.
11-: looks simple enough. Some day
My will find just how to elim-
ink one of those. elements. leaving
th‘formless stun" which is common
_ in lead and gold. and then add the
in; that will turn the basic Sing
7” gold. ~
And when that happens—what?
n! will go the gold money stand-
- 5 'a. merely industrial value. We
no other rare metal for money. 0r
m still, the shock ‘may arouse the
tied “absolute standard of vaIue."
fiée from fluctuation and unsettle-
mt of values.
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‘, _ A‘IEIQAIOBILECAMPS
.ne antimobilercamp {of the West
min: the marvei' of the eastern
that who gives Himself the experi-
"enae of motoring to the Pacific Coast
u back. The state board of health
C Mania has published in one of
& bulletins the state cpde of regula-
fim for all camps, whether provided
& cities, counties; institutions or in-
, “min, and whether free or with
. ‘33 attached. Thae regulations are
”when“? and appear to leave
loophole for insanitary conditions
' In addition to the usual health
_m relating to purity of water
-x. sewage andgatbuge disposil
is prevention. the state coma re-
" ‘13 the employment of at least one
I-daker in each camp and adequate
WES within the boofdaxia
L; 022. Li—onxé “"006 and W. Cameron.- ‘
from Cacie ,
not ready yet. -
islazris a: present»
.- ,.
;!I}'.
on? tzis CO! “in .
‘ and have been at
whze‘n .
“ - Iocse as long as Le Far.-
“ as {nu-f? about modern ache-"
‘fir own satisfaction at least. than.
3-2.. "All the gold on éarth will drop!
.33 have _to resort to platinum or"
rs—g-ld's economists to devise {ongaieu
» mghfly confusion. I
inane healthfulnes '
‘3
I:
I'd—MWom—M nun-lu- ‘
mmvnuv- ~va wq‘, ‘
‘4‘! v
...—Am Jim-u
l'l‘,
SSE-”=3 ' 5': 5 "i :“
CW by taderwooé a: czar-not.
Admiral Baron Esta, who a
trained in the mpitnl “the Real
Haw." to distinguish km from
Vice-Admiral lingo, a naval dele—
gate to the confluence. pk ,
graphed as he let: his hotel fol
he conference. -- - .
cock-houses up :0 a screened
- is»: money
33:23:. with
":e Ian—3:3 2::
~ be p: to ’oger
- . .::-s% {00,
:which 3.22: and In».- road house 2&3;
‘haé neafi)‘ viz-hen from 11.:- yield.
ba"s an:- e . ‘2: in a. way.
naturally uith the ex-
mes: amazing prosper-
aIso isoéaze-d groups
cEiques 33d kept the
daze ins:
I"
.2,£
:‘ozG: 2:511:13!
; Jan
.T'ney fined in
cite—men: of a
a! they
sex-ed
.d
’ younger and the older eiements of th— ,
icommuniu‘ far apart. " Ihey are too
5h§gh~powered amusement for hard
12:39:.
The simpler parties and the simpEer
antes fit themselxes more naturaily
o :--e simplified income. Their re-
.xrn to popularity is one. more evid-
cme of the abifity of the h’pical Am-
erican communit} to adapt i .seu‘ to its
’circz. Instances and be happy in them
And as /Io..g as America dance
around be: hard times, fears for her
-uture haw:- Ii €1.12? {0 jasfify them.
Cu-
r.
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MAILISG DOPE CRIB-3!
E One of the most definable reforms
gp rpoposed in thi- Par East conference
Shae to do with the protection of
from foreign “dope." China's
attempt to rid use}: of the opium
v-urs-e— has been greatly hindered by
The foreign powers. First Great Brit-
ain insiszui that China accept a. vast
quantity of opium produced in India.
Lefterly Japan is said to have been
the chief malefactor. sending in not
iess than 2 (-90 006 cm of morphia.
in the five years. 1915 to 1920. . 5
Most of the opium and opium dc:
rivatives have reached China. by mail
and the country has been virtually
heipies because the mails are in
charge of foreigners. Now the con-
ference at Washington. as a part of
its plan to restore to China jurisdic-
tion over her own maiis in. a short
time, contempiates giving her imme-
diately “full facilities” for examining
mail manor in search or ”artistic:
{which are dutiable or contraband." 5‘
: Couid annhing Show more vividly
The new-i o- the alt-righteous western
nations resorrning themseEves in their
deaiings with (311113" Y
——O——.—_
mind. VFhenr
-
I 52.2
g
Never
is on
Brisbane will come along and mod-
esILv take- The credit for it.
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BIASTEBPIECE COPIES TO BE
' SOLD.
——-—1
Dec. tit—Copies of Lhe
masterpieces of the Louvre. made "53'
unknown or ‘strugglingiartists and long
stored in the basement of the mus»
cum, are to be sold. A
Most of the copies have been in
storage for more than 30 )eazs. aban-
{doned and forgotten by those who
:pajnted them. Some 22}! storieé (ItI
3 PARIS.
ambitions beginmng and discoumged 2
811613133 Many copies are bu: half
finished. whiie others are but dahs of
paint.
Many American names appear in
the corners of thae picture of stu-
dents who have long since left Bans.
A majority of the Runes are impos.
sible to read. but a. few have been dis-
covered of men and women recigniz-
.ed in the world of art today. For ob-
nous reasons the youthful efiorts of
(hm are not to be exposed with {lie
names apparent.
to come. and see these unique pictm
and to buv them at their own prices
‘3
disarmamer ntg
ce accomplished. Hearst and‘
The lovers 0: art have been invited ;
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Every Item 21
TOMORROW IS CERTAINLY THE DAY TO BUY.
TO PURCHASE. BRING THIS PAPEH WITH YOU.
ure
«inner ' -_
/
TOMORROW WILL BE A GREAT DAY AT THE BOSTOV STORE. IT’S THE FIRST SALE OF ITS mm
I}; OVER FIVE YEARS. “
A Great Surprl se Sale—A Genuine Gift Sale
READ CAREFLIILY; MARK. THE THING YOU WANT
IT’S. THE BIG CHANCE.
: Imported Chm’ 3 Tea Cnpsajand'
; and Saucers
i
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i
3
Blue decorations. Begu2ar $1. 00
price 25c. 5 for
........
Mahogany Finish Candlesticks
14 inches high, wizh large fancy candle-
Value $12".
Sp‘eial
Cut Glass Baskets
Large size, fine
0 u?
Regular prim 9 $1. 75 . . . . .
and mamas;
$1 .00
Cut Glass Candy Jars "
$100
\c 8 Steel Gray Enamel Tea
Kettge
$1 .00
1 Regularupric» $1-25.
—I
Ozze~half pound Size
7 Regular price . .........
Special
.........
Large Size White Enamel Bread
Boss»
Regular priée $1.50. $
Sflialm_.1'00
" “Tomen’s Thread Silk Hose
5’ Semi- fashioned Black and $
' cordovan 10m)
..-...u-...-<.
Women’s Wool Ribbed Hose
$1.00
Children’s Outing Flannel
Sleepe’rs
S1 .00
Sizes" .. to 10 years.
.: Special ...-............
Men’s Neckwear
Silk and c ochet, «Lin ”hand in a wide
' variety of pleasing and attractive
colorings. $1
Spemal‘.
. Rhinestone Bar Pins ;
, filmaxnvvtvlesanddesxgns. Begnlar
pnee S1 .49 $1.00
Specia1_._....;..i—.V.....
All c’oIors; values up
Heither mixtures
Special. pair ..........
,.
so that the basement m be cleared
for another batch of abandoned of.
forts.
m , $1.98. Special . . . . $1.00
All the fashionafile colors.
5 sf "300"
I Vai‘uc $1-59.
‘
“l
HInAARWooISerge
‘ _- Refinish
Boxed Handkerchiefs
Six handkerI-hiefs in a box. Our
regular cut price 69:: a box-
500 BreakfaSt'Table Cloths
$1.00
’50 Dozen Hemstitchcéfluck
Face Towels
Valuc $1553. - ‘ 00
2forj.......$1°
Special‘.;......'.._._.....
‘7 2 000‘ Yards Pillow Tubing
SI—{f finish: value $1.30_
3 yards for .$10%
1 "Case (25,000 yardS) Outing
' Flannel
Rain}
$1.00
1, 000 Table. Vaph'ns
Fine linen finish, hemmed for use.
Value $1 50. $1.00
{*2 dozen .......... . . . .
190 Pair Full Size Bed Blankets
Grex or white. with blue or pink bo ~
er. Value $7 00. $6
$10063 ....... .00
500 Yards Pique ~
Firm quaii'ty, 36 inehes wide;
value $2. . $1.00
4yards for WW.
1000 Yards Best American
Calico
$1.00
An Seat a'eeign‘ ms, 10 yards.
Scat designs. heawq
value $1.39
7 yards for _. . ........
value Skim ..........-.
Blue, Pink and Bed,
4‘ value $2.00. inn-03f?
‘ I":
Mmmdawgns mama.
$100 of. '
\
AAWSZ .00
Envy Blue anfl‘BIa’ck
Beguhr value $1.79, vd..
$1.
1,000 ankish Tawel Sets
$1.00
\a’Re $1.59. . .
Special ...............
Bureau Scarfs,
$1.00
Shag-I‘m of Black Satin
7 $2.98. Tomor-
$1 90 Boy. Mocha
Hemifiih'efi of scailofiéa.
mine 75e;2 for
Pox-Inert}:- priced up to
row, while the lot lasts
sari} -..............-..
00 Inch Fine Sath
int-s The regular 50c
u.u--.-.-..,
'36 Inch Plaid Skirfings
va rei n of pretty (-0101- combina-
rksnr Xafnes up 20 $1.25 yard
$1.00
I»,
5.-
a
...
u
Tammi-ow
2 yards for WW.
$1.00
ChiId’sTeaSets...
Mechanical Auto.
DoflBedS
Lmed
\ r
were ‘30 »
T} .: not? 5.2.? '1‘ .......
quaiitv.
make- ‘Ragularii'fie pair.
Tc-mcrm‘cv: ‘3 pairs for . -
andKidFlecced
$1.00
-(Zh.{EI r en’s .40 Wool Gloves
‘ The. WEB-blown Hayser nnshtinksb‘e
$100
Toys at erollar
“’ooden hain, Engine
with Three Cars. 8‘1.
"’1
. £1.00
. $1.00
. .SL
8
Fail Size Bungaiow
Light foior Pea-23395 wézh
I212.» '22:- vvaia. Tomorrow
27 Inch Mcrccrized Cotton
Poplins
.‘xavy 'h‘- {19. pink ana Save-offer Regu-
33: price 49":
’ 2:- 332-65 fur ...........
'5 ‘.
Light and dark so! or P?!-
$1.00 Canes,“ In as: file" . . .....
Aprons
$1.00
- Rm waists
36 Inch rMerceI-ized Céfton
'Poplins
Pink, Eavenécr. purple;
biuc and gray. Regular 1
2 yards
for _. . . ...........
white figures, 75c gradv-
Tomorrow; 2 yards for - .
Bien’ s and W omen ’s
Umbrefias
That. were pricedS;
One Dollar of.
Tomorrow
Ion-Uc‘.¢90
black, navy
. . .V. . $1.00
Cotton Foulards"
LIEQB like satin, black grounds with
g$li4
All CUIC‘I'S. Rég‘md‘.‘ 21- 50.
Tomorrow .............
5c grade.
Specia} Kc": jug: Suave-:1 fur
. .Dc-iiar Day ,
Va": Res up :5 $2.30. . . . .
$1.00
Dish Towels
Al} hemmed’and {ate-d,
Sior .
1
Boys’ and Girls’ Winter Caps
$1. 00
R.&G.andLaReineCorsets
E:-
III“:
$1. 00
c.
$1.00
A 49: Box WrIfing Paper
100 Yards Colored Eiderdown A handsome assortment, a wondernt
$1 00‘ :2
Christmas item
Tomorrow,b boxes . . . . .
‘ v
BIen’s All Inca Hanshtched '
Reguiar 399. value. .
Tamorrow 411M. for. .
- ...
100mm
Handsome assortnenf.
Regular$395 7
Onedoflarofi ..........
4 for
PiBow C 3505
Semi finality
4 for ’...._._............
S100
Verv fine quak’v:
Gyards for ...-.......
$100
,..~ I
$2 .95
"illnéhesfide ‘
3for..................
...‘I'
-...---.-...
Hemsfit¢ed Face Towels
$1.00
$100
‘SSMBWMRSIIR
$1.00
AnljnenGlassToweh
$1.00
MCI-ash’rowefing
$100
vw— ww
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